A thermal imaging camera is used whenever a high degree of measurement accuracy of the temperature distribution is required - because the development of individual heating applications is often a matter of millimetres and milliseconds. In addition to the FEM analysis, the thermal imaging camera can be used not only to simulate the temperature distribution, but also to map it in real time. The temperature of metal surfaces can thus be measured precisely without contact in the temperature range from 450°C to 1,800°C. The measuring accuracy is ±2 %.

When developing customer-specific heating systems, designs can be put through their paces in theory in advance with the help of SolidWorks®. This allows the temperature distribution on components to be simulated at every stage of development, so that the designer can ensure that the desired temperature ranges are also achieved under realistic conditions. Further FEM calculations or strength calculations under the influence of temperature are also possible to ensure product safety.

New: The ThermoExperts offer powder flame spraying - also known as metal spraying - as a spray coating process. It is used to attach mineral-insulated heating cable, for example with aluminum or stainless steel, while ensuring heat transfer. Advantage: In addition to the material savings, the main advantage is the possibility of mechanical post-processing to create a completely smooth surface in order to seal the component against a vacuum. However, flame spraying is also used to coat thermocouples. In this way, the service life of thermocouples in aggressive media such as fluoric acid or sulphuric acid can be extended.